Trumpet Step Set is ideal for developing balance, identification and sequencing skills.
Different games can be created using the 6 discs. 33cm dia.
Wipe down fabric tops with non-slip base for indoor and outdoor use.
Blind Folds help to create teamwork. It can impel team members
into working together more closely.
• Ideal for children aged 4 upwards to adults.
• Made from nylon with an adjustable headband.
• Each pack consists of: 1 x Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple and Orange.
Tap Sticks Teach children artistic perception of rhythm in music
and how to move their bodies and tap their sticks to the rhythm
of a particular song whilst performing co-ordinated body actions.
• sold as 6 pairs in colours: Red, Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow and Green.
• Length: 25cm.
• Diameter: 2.5cm.
Parachutes play is a cooperative therapeutic activity.
Peoples alike love parachute for the social participation, exercise.
Heavily reinforced in all key stress areas with heavy duty handle and carry bag.
Spikey rings for hand and finger massage, or for juggling, catching and gripping exercises.
Made of hygienic soft Vinyl. Easy to grab.
Exercises in the water, ideal for small children’s hands and motor exercises
Outside ø 170 mm, Inside ø 110 mm, Colour: R/B/Y/G/O/P
Heavy duty plastic Scooter Board A way of fun for scoot & race.
Helpful for strengthening exercise.
Available in 6 bright colors.
• Smooth-rolling, institutional-quality scooters
Climbing Ropes, Heavy duty hemp rope to build upper arm and shoulder strength.
Fitted with metal hook on the top and rubber sleeves at the bottom.
36mm dia, Ideal for P.E. program.
Ball Throwing Target, Target Game is a safe hook-and-loop that is played like darts. made from sturdy nylon outer shell with
hook-and-loop patches with inner foam chamber. Shape objects on the back for motor skills to hit the
target patches.
Throw the balls at the brightly coloured target and count the score. Encourages gross motor skills and
hand-eye coordination with several handles for it to be easily hung up and carried.
